silane,
Do you have Wine red mosura picture?
Those poor color one with lot of red, you know the color look orangy and the red form most part of the body with a little patch fetch the least money, and it is $120. Those bloody red is rare and also if it has hino pattern or even mosura pattern wine red, the price is quite high and also not everyone has them.
Yeah, I can share your excitemnt too, but $120 for locals is still a big deal, many people still has the mindset to catch shrimps from lake which is free, why need to pay so much for them?
silane
silane,
Do you have Wine red mosura picture?
Adoketa, Breitbinden, Paciquamis, Diplotaenia, Elizabethae, Mendezi, Inka, Agassizi, L046, L066, Crystal Red Shrimps
Low quality wine red has fallen, high quality one will stay. If you have seen the real stuff, you will know what is high quality and what is low. If you are referring to the online shop, it is a matter of a year, not a matter of months. I am not trying to defend price of any kind, but just has to be objective.
Yes, I am in Australia now, will show when I go back. I can tell you such pattern in rare.
silane
Of Red Wine and Panda, I actually prefers Panda more. I've been keeping CRS but never BDS, and have always like BDS. Panda with unevent white patches just attracts me a lot. I like the solid black, and the white spots with slight bluesh color.
Wonder when I can set my hands on such shrimps (be it Red Wine or Panda). Given more time, when I can afford, I will buy them.
Yeah, black and white is much wanted, the black is ultimate, you cannot get anything blacker then that, and for the white, you can't get anything whiter then that.
Actually, if you get the correct line of CRS, you can get wine red pretty easily. At least 2 person I know, who deligently follow my instruction to keep Mr Yeh's CRS line separately from other CRS. What they got was a small percentage of baby wine red. One hobboyists, I can rememeber was he bought only 10SS and 10 Golden, and he got 3 or 4 wine red babies, but left with 1 now.
To get king kong from CRS, it is a bit harder, as it requires to have matching genes BDS.
silane
I take it as a sales pitch, but currently, I am keeping this line of crs to breed them, I released them at normal CRS price, because they did not look different from normal CRS. I just want to share the information, it is possible to get wine red from normal (looking) crs line.
Anyway, I dont have such line to release now, due to recent increase of tanks.
Last edited by silane; 10th Oct 2009 at 19:39.
silane
Last edited by jojoe; 14th Oct 2009 at 10:06. Reason: wrong spelling
I not referring to you "dont have". But you said you "dont like". So lower price become like, high price become dont like?
silane
Bro jojoe
Got money does not mean you will be sold at that price. You should know who I have quoted to, since he is someone you know also. Only then I realised is him, I didnt want to sell.
I would rather keep the shrimps in my tank for my own open house rather to any how sell them.
silane
Got one Taiwanese quoted me Black King Kong 1pc S$100, but he always tell me not enough stocks because he need to supply Japan market.
I understand why you don't any how sell.
You quoted who Black King Kong is not my concern, my concern there will not be such cheap King Kong in singapore.
So to me it just a rumours.
Last edited by jojoe; 11th Oct 2009 at 09:51.
I find your words a little contradicting. Initially, i mentioned we got to wait a few years as well.
Anyway, i am not as lucky as you to see or even own such high quality shrimps, but i do understand that there are more shrimp keepers currently than in 2006, many thanks to the crs craze. With the increase of breeders internationally as well as locally, the prices of shrimps might be at a premium to those who want to get higher grade first hand. But we might be able to witness an exponential effect. I don't see a reason why the majority of us hobbyist cant own even higher grade Wine red shrimp in a couple of years time.
~2006--> Hinomaru crs cost $1500 at NA.
2009--> Hinomaru is readily available at affordable prices.
Ultimately, its good that you are considering to hold an open house soon, i am sure many hobbyists will definitely pay you a visit.
Adoketa, Breitbinden, Paciquamis, Diplotaenia, Elizabethae, Mendezi, Inka, Agassizi, L046, L066, Crystal Red Shrimps
Once in a while, I release rare shrimps to my supportors at low price, as I mentioned. I quoted 5 kingkong mix for $1000. But people like to read between lines and see between pictures, and now both of you reached this conclusion.
It is interesting to see how local hobbyists react to such shrimps and new shrimps. They only talk about price and nothing else much, like how to breed them, how to refine them. And when they discuss price, they really discuss price at the surface. Like for the hino example, I just not too long ago, the price someone bought a hino close to $1000 in Japan, yes, just for a hino. And of course, there is much things about this hino. But for discussion here, we just go by hino and that's all. And even today, one can find sub $10 hino in Japan (so as the case in Singapore). So the price is still range of a hino still wide.
Even for King Kong and Wine red, there are genes concern, price can result differently. But is ok lah, we discuss about price value only and not other factor associated.
silane
Yeah, the day will come when I able to breed some rare shrimps in large number, I should be proud to a open house. It will be free to visit, no need to pay, no need everything also talk about $$.
But my setup is not totally not shown, a member has already seen. The very questions given to the members is how silane setup his tank. What equipment he uses...
Last edited by silane; 11th Oct 2009 at 08:20.
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